Resurface Privacy Manager (AMP)

By placing a button or link to your Privacy Manager on your property configuration, you allow end-users to manage their consent preferences on an ongoing basis without having to re-encounter your organization's First Layer message. 
The postPromptUI parameter in your <amp-consent> component defines the page element (UI) that should be displayed to users (e.g. button or link styling).
<amp-consent id='consent' layout='nodisplay' >
   <script type="application/json">
       {
          "consentRequired": "remote",
          "consentInstanceId": "SourcePoint",
          "checkConsentHref": "https://sp-cdn.example.com/wrapper/tcfv2/v1/amp-v2",
          "promptUISrc": "https://sp-cdn.example.com/amp/index.html?authId=CLIENT_ID",
          "postPromptUI": "consent-ui",
          "uiConfig": {"overlay":true},
          "clientConfig": {
              "accountId": 222,
              "mmsDomain": "https://sp-cdn.example.com",
              "propertyHref": "https://amp.property.tcfv2",
              "propertyId": 1234,
              "privacyManagerId": 987654,
              "isTCFV2": true,
              "pmTab": "purposes",
              "stageCampaign": false,
              "targetingParams": {
                  "color": "red"
              }
           }
	   }
   </script>
</amp-consent>
The Privacy Manager can be resurfaced by adding the following on attribute to a link or button on your property:
on="tap:consent.prompt(consent=SourcePoint)"
Examples for links and buttons can be found below:
Link Example
<a on="tap:consent.prompt(consent=SourcePoint)" target="_self" href="#" id="consent-ui">Privacy Settings</a>
Button Example
<div id="consent-ui">
    <button on="tap:consent.prompt(consent=SourcePoint)">Privacy Settings</button>
</div>
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